Sentence examples for whose place is from inspiring English sources

The right guard is Ron Stone, whose place is secure.

If it's not the place of a talk-show host and prospective presidential candidate to take a stand on an issue of this moment, whose place is it?

Richard's archeologist friend, whose place is empty because he is abroad on a visiting professorship, tells him to ask the neighbors for the key.

However exemplary the reigns of his father and grandfather, however impeccable his own future behaviour, will Britain in 2065 still be a state that has at its apex one individual whose place is decided by birth?

In Germany, however, his fallibility made it difficult to imagine why McClaren would prefer him to Gerrard, whose place is not in doubt, or Neville, who is unlikely to continue beyond 2008.

Back in the nineteen-eighties, the members of Kronos — the violinists David Harrington and John Sherba, the violist Hank Dutt, and the cellist Joan Jeanrenaud, whose place is now occupied by Jeffrey Zeigler — startled audiences by coming onstage in modish fashions, in a look that suggested a genteel art-rock band.

"I remember a merchant on Broadway whose place was looted all to hell," Knightly says.

This basically meant Paris Hilton, whose place was hit many times.

My neighbor downstairs, whose place was also flooding, came up to help.

Athletes who were mothers faced the accusation that they were unfit parents whose place was in the home, not the homestretch.

Catholics lost the traditional form of church government by bishops, whose place was taken by a papal vicar directly dependent upon Rome and supervising what was in effect a mission; the political authorities were generally tolerant of secular priests but not of Jesuits, who were vigorous proselytizers and were linked to Spanish interests.